Efim Markovich Rosenfield ( 1894 - 1964 ) - Soviet pop composer , pianist and conductor . The author of the music of popular pre-war songs written in the rhythm of the tango : “I love” (“Returning your portrait to you ...”) [1] and “My happiness”,
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Songs and their performers
- 3 Discography (intravital)
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Biography
Since 1922, he has been an artist of Mosestrada. In 1938, he founded (along with his sister and three brothers-musicians) the jazz orchestra "Jazz Accordion Ensemble", with which he toured the country. In 1950 [2] , when the USSR was fighting against cosmopolitanism , the orchestra was disbanded. He died in Moscow in 1964. He was buried at Vostryakovsky cemetery.
Songs and their performers
The songs “I Love” and “My Happiness” were first performed by Georgy Vinogradov [3] (released on the disc in 1939 ). 40 years later, in 1980, Joseph Kobzon included them in his retro album Tango, Tango, Tango ... (Melody, С60 15763-4) [4] . Boris Grebenshchikov sang the song “My Happiness” on the solo album “ Chubchik ” ( 1996 ). Another song by Yefim Rosenfeld - “Old Letters” - was performed by Claudia Shulzhenko . [5] [6]
Discography (intravital)
9271-9272 ( 1939 , 78 rpm)
- I love (E. Rosenfeld - N. Hungarian)
- My happiness (E. Rosenfeld - G. Namlegin)
Georgy Vinogradov and the accordion ensemble. Conductor E. M. Rosenfeld
LRK 3296 ( 1940 , 78 rpm)
- Small in height (E. Rosenfeld - I. Fink)
Ilya Gurko, piano - Jacob Spivak. [7]
LRK 3385 ( 1940 , 78 rpm)
- Violets (music by E. Rosenfeld)
Artists Lepyansky (cymbalist ensemble), part by G. Skavronsky. [8]
13103 ( 1945 , 78 rpm)
- Old letters (E. Rosenfeld - V. Kracht) - Claudia Shulzhenko. On the second side (13104) is the song “Hands” ( I. Jacques - V. Lebedev-Kumach) also performed by K. Shulzhenko.
Notes
- ↑ "A strange symphony" by Mikhail Bulgakov (inaccessible link)
- ↑ World Biographical Encyclopedic Dictionary. Article about Rosenfeld E. M. (inaccessible link)
- ↑ George Vinogradov (Unavailable link) . Date of treatment November 10, 2008. Archived February 18, 2009.
- ↑ Discography of Joseph Kobzon
- ↑ Essay on the artistic culture of the Soviet period (chapter 2)
- ↑ Discography of Claudia Shulzhenko
- ↑ “Small in Growth” (photo of the record and phonogram)
- ↑ “Violets” (photo of a plate and a phonogram)